Software Center vs Application Catalog

Howdy,
I know that these two things show applications based on if I assign them to a computer or a user, but I'm just wondering if there's any reason to use one over the other...
If I have a piece of software that I want to make available to a specific department, is there any reason I'd want to assign it to the COMPUTERS of the department vs the USERS of the department?
We don't do anything with requesting approval for programs or anything like that, we just want a way to limit certain programs to certain groups.
Thanks.

Hi,It is up to you and your strategy how you want to do it.
If you limit it to the users of the department they can still install it on computer in another department by logging on to them and launch it from Application Catalog, could be a licensing issue.
There is no right or wrong more a design decision based on your environment, how you are used to work, software licensing and so on.
Licensing could be one reason.
Regards,
Jörgen 
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